… Paper, as a medium for storing and disseminating information, falls short of machinereadable
information. lronicaJly, in 1989 much information exists in machine-readable form from …

… bits of information, where L is the number of grey levels in each … For example, a terrain map
can be coded to include the x -y … In some film applications the recording medium has higher, …

… numbers by a wide variety of libraries. The following comments are predicated on the
assumption that integrating all of these machinereadable … public libraries and media centers are …

… The numbers suggested in this section are only general guidelines. Graphic … number
of map features per area must be reduced to produce a screen map with optimum readability…

… media. The essential criterion on which coverage is judged is the actual number of persons
exposed to the medium, in … For example, the number of people who actually see a poster is …

… of the bits from the medium. Accessing the device from a given … Suppose the CD in my
attic contains a treasure map depicted … A number of specialized museums and …retro-computing …

… RAPIDE-KDC which facilitates access by use of vast numbers of key words and text strings.
In the … As long as paper was the most important carrier and medium of storage for printed …

… set and writes it to a machine readable medium. Software system "B" … Clause numbers
we understand to be natural numbers, … location on a map, but relative to each other. (Eg "house …

… of control numbers, find out where that data file is … machinereadable records of them. At
present, these records are bibliographic descriptions of books,serials, audiovisual media, maps, …

… The background of the map of the Netherlands (blue in a color reproduction) carries the FS
… (the ratio between the number of pixels where C = Q = 255 and the total number of pixels). …